Unscientific Animal Control

"Unscientific Beast Control" is a novel with the theme of beast control, which is characterized by combining elements of beast control, extra points, and refreshing writing. The background of the novel is set in a world of beast control, where humans improve their strength by capturing and cultivating extraordinary creatures. The protagonist has a golden finger, which is very unscientific in the conventional power system. The protagonist's pet beast has a distinctive personality, which adds a lot of interest to the story. Shi Yu was reborn in a different world where beast control was the mainstream. Human beings awakened to the beast control space and controlled beast pets of different levels. Beastmasters can awaken beastmaster skills, which are divided into auxiliary and enhanced categories, which are used to train and assist beast pets in combat. At the same time, the evolution of beast pets will also enhance the body and spirit of the beastmaster. Of course, beast pets with high racial level, high skill level, and high skill mastery are more powerful. And Shi Yu awakened the second skill - Skill Illustration. In layman's terms, you can copy the skills of other pets to your own, and at the same time, you can add points to improve the pet's skill proficiency. High-level skills can be obtained at will, and can be combined at will. At the same time, you can add points to improve proficiency. It is simply an invincible golden finger. As a result, Shi Yu has animals, plants, machines, undead, and other miscellaneous but extremely powerful beast pets. A giant panda that is capable of hard work but has insufficient congenital power, extremely weak cotton worms can be seen everywhere, a tonic baby ginseng that accidentally mutates with sufficient energy but has no attack power, a dead sword spirit that is reincarnated by the power of an ancient general, etc., Under Shi Yu's cultivation, through various complicated but reasonable evolutionary routes, they have become kings, overlords and even higher races. The popular science section at the beginning of the novel may seem a bit slow and discouraging, but the overall setting is not difficult to understand. In general, "Unscientific Beast Control" is a novel with the theme of beast control. It is characterized by combining elements of beast control, extra points, and cool writing. The background of the story is set in a world of beast control. The protagonist has a golden finger, which seems very unscientific in the conventional power system.

I have read more than 300 chapters so far. Overall, it is quite good, and the other characters are also pretty good. Unlike other novels of the same type, there are always one or two who are enemies with the protagonist. The protagonist's pet beasts are also pretty good, they are all unscientific species, I like to watch this type of stuff

Someone gave the protagonist 10 million at the beginning, and then he didn't earn a penny for nearly 100 chapters. Then he spent millions every time he bought materials. This plot arrangement was outrageous. The protagonist didn't have to do anything, just waiting for him to fall asleep and someone gave him a pillow. It took more than 80 chapters to get through the first copy. The whole book only has more than 700 chapters and the rest is so bad. I can't believe it.

It's good-looking, good-looking, very passionate, and it also depicts the relationship with the pet animal, which is quite rare. It took me more than a week to read it. This is the first time I have read a book with such concentration. Of course, there are also shortcomings, it is a bit watery and there is indeed a bit too much nonsense, but overall it is good.

How bad is it? There may be 1 million words out of the 4.04 Million words written repeatedly about pet skills. Write the pet upgrade once, pet evolution once, and just finish the previous chapter and write the next chapter again. Name, race, dozens or twenty skills, skill proficiency. After finishing this product, there are more than a dozen pets, you can take a closer look.

The first part is okay, a little watery and a little intellectual, but still watchable. When it comes to the universe chapter, the power of every move is dozens or thousands of times that of others. One planet is tens of thousands of times more powerful than another. You can't fly to the top of a planet or a god in your lifetime. You don't respect the laws of physics at all.

Go back and read. This book is good. Don't read here.

The front looks good, the middle section is average, and the back doesn't look good.

As a novel about beast control, "Unscientific Beast Control" is interesting and dense, but the overall structure and setting balance are relatively average. The work takes "mythological archeology" as its core selling point. It does have a sense of freshness in the early stages, but in the later stages it becomes more and more excessive, and the sense of cultivation and growth that is the core of the beast-control novel is constantly weakened. ★The evolution of pet beasts almost entirely relies on the mythical template to forcibly improve it (I only mentioned one "classic", Bug? Transform into a Phoenix??!). It lacks step-by-step polishing and matching. The strategy and development fun are infinitely compressed, and it is more like cheating and changing skins along the way. The combat power expands too fast, and the worldview system laid out in the early stage gradually gets out of control in the later stage. Many settings are just for the sake of service convenience and lack rigorous self-consistent logic. The plot mode is also highly homogeneous. The routines of changing maps, being despised, pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, and the whole audience are shocked appear repeatedly. It is easy to get tired after watching too much. Most of the supporting characters are multifunctional and tool-based, and the characters are thin and lack sufficient memory points and growth arcs. The whole process is more like a stage for the male protagonist alone. (The female supporting role has almost no screen throughout the whole process) ☞On the whole, this book is suitable for readers who just want to relax and read mindless and cool articles. However, if you have certain requirements for beast control settings, plot logic, character creation, and rhythm control, you will be disappointed with the overall reading. What left me speechless after seeing this👆🏻👍😅

I personally feel that this book is quite good. It ranks in the top three among the beast-controlling novels I have read, and it is also the one with the most words. This book should be regarded as the best beast-controlling novel among the Seven Cats. Let's talk about the advantages first. This book is an enjoyable read, from beginning to end. There are almost no typos. There are a lot of laughs, and there will be no knife-man plot. Later in the book, the protagonist's time travel and past lives are explained, so there won't be any holes left unfilled. Next, let's talk about the shortcomings, which are mainly the reason for the negative review. By the time the book reaches the 200th or 300th chapter, it has already started to become a bit watery. The whole book has 4.04 Million words, and less than 1 million words are relatively watery. Because I mainly listen to books, I feel that it is quite ink-laden, especially since I prepared more than a hundred chapters before the World Championships. Things got better after entering the universe. There are some logical errors in the parallel universe setting in the later stages of this book. The last one is a personal preference. The protagonist of this book has too many pet animals and the description of the image is not adequate. There are three brothers and plastic sisters in the book. More descriptions can be added in the early stage. As for the second team, they may not appear once in dozens of chapters. For book friends who can read this, I still recommend reading this book, but I suggest not listening to the book and skipping chapters when you need to. At the same time, I welcome those who don't understand my book reviews... To criticize me. Iron-eating beasts have nothing to fear unless they are fed and sheltered.